Patient's question:
The child has recently been doing some abnormal actions, and the doctor at the hospital said it might be epilepsy.Doctor's answer:
Patients must recognize that treating epilepsy is not just about medication. The use of medication is also individualized and not suitable for every epilepsy patient. Epilepsy patients need to find a treatment method that suits them, which will be more beneficial for controlling the disease. When treating epilepsy, it is essential to go to a regular, professional epilepsy hospital. Professional doctors will prescribe medication according to your condition, tailor the treatment to your specific illness, and take it seriously. They will also warn you about the details in daily life that epilepsy patients should pay attention to, which may trigger epilepsy attacks. This will be more beneficial for controlling epilepsy attacks.Long-term accumulation of medication may lead to excessively high blood concentrations, resulting in drug poisoning and causing a series of uncomfortable symptoms. When drug concentrations are too high in some patients, not only will the attacks not be controlled, but the frequency of attacks may also increase. Most importantly, it can lead to abnormal liver and kidney function. Since the body's waste products need to be detoxified by the liver and excreted by the kidneys, this is a loss that is not worth it.